Nomura publishes Investor Day deck outlining plan to build banking as fourth business pillar by 2030

  • Nomura outlined a plan to scale its Banking Division as a “fourth pillar,” targeting income before income taxes of JPY 50 billion by 2030.
  • Loans outstanding target raised to JPY 2.8 trillion from JPY 1.2 trillion, reflecting push into securities-backed lending and broader collateral eligibility.
  • Investment trust balance at Nomura Trust and Banking targeted at JPY 70 trillion, up from JPY 43 trillion.
  • Assets under administration at Nomura Bank (Luxembourg) targeted at USD 89.6 billion, up from USD 64.6 billion.
  • Deposit sweep service “Anshin sweep” positioned as a key lever to expand banking accounts beyond roughly 10% penetration of its securities client base.


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